Isle of Palms Man Charged in Fatal Boat Crash
Lance Edward Falkowski 25 faces two counts of boating under the influence after a April 20 Intracoastal Waterway collision that killed two women. State Natural Resources officers allege he piloted the boat and hit a dock. A Charleston magistrate noted the charge of causing death by operating a vessel under the influence.
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Charleston
Isle of Palms
Lance Edward Falkowski
State Natural Resources
Falkowski
Missing Rock Hill psychiatrist found dead in North Carolina
The body of 43 year old Stephen Lokke from Rock Hill South Carolina, a psychiatrist, was found along North Carolina Highway 10 near Shelby. Authorities treat the death as suicide. Local coroner Ralph Mitchem announced the discovery around 3 p.m. Saturday in Gaston County.
Weekend Classified Deadlines Changed
The Aiken Standard announces a deadline change for classified ads. Yard sales and other ads must be submitted by 3 p.m. on Wednesdays for Friday editions. For questions contact The Aiken Standard Classified Department at 649-1556.
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Aiken Standard
Obituary notices and lottery results listed on Page 2B
Obituaries include Georgia Elliott Graniteville Harold Pete Evans Aiken Alberta Lanham Aiken Little Lawrence Aiken Katherine Sanders Shaw Wagoner Sadie Josey Smith Burnettown Denise Lynn Tate Aiken. Also note Monday winning numbers Cash 3 434 Fantasy Five 1 6 7 18 32.
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Georgia Elliott
Graniteville
Harold (Pete) Evans
Aiken
Alberta M. Lanham
Little Lawrence
Katherine Sanders Shaw
Wagoner
Sadie Josey Smith
Burnettown
Denise Lynn Tate
Spent Fuel Shipments Planned for South Carolina and Idaho
The Energy Department will ship about 20 tons of foreign spent nuclear fuel to the Savannah River Site in South Carolina and Idaho over the next 18 years. About 19 tons head to SRS with as many as 300 shipments through Charleston starting this summer.
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Associated Press
Columbia
Energy Department
South Carolina
Idaho
Savannah River
Aiken
Charleston
SRS
Department
Stration
Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
California
Concord Naval Weapons Station
United States
Junkyard Dilemma Faces Owner and Officials
Junkyard owners and city officials clash over yard placements amid debates on business protection and the city’s garden spot image. The dispute highlights legal and ethical questions in balancing private interests with public aesthetics.
Creative routing aids scenic revival efforts in Aiken
Tim Dangerfield, chair of the Economic Development Partnership, notes that first impressions shape attracting new business and residents. He mentions avoiding unsightly parts of town when meeting prospective Aiken industries, citing a county junkyard as a major visual hurdle and, when possible, taking alternate routes.
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Tim Dangerfield
Economic Development Partnership
Dangerfield
Augusta
Bridge renovation moves forward in Aiken
City Council advanced final plans for the Newberry Street overpass renovation with sidewalks improved lighting and drainage. Plans, costing about 500000, will be funded mainly by federal aid with city share rising to 114000 after railing additions. Construction should take six to nine months once started.
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Chasiti
Kirkland Aiken
Newberry Street
State Department of Transportation
Transportation Department
Norfolk & Southern Railroad
Roger LeDuc
Norfolk & Southern Railway
Federal Highway Department
Steve Thompson
Funding boost for Aiken County schools gains approval
Aiken County legislators unanimously approve a 2.3 mill property tax increase to fund the 1996 97 school year. Dr Linda Eldridge and district officials describe a prudent budget with 4 383 406 revenue increase and plans for full day kindergarten and at risk programs while targeting lower pupil teacher ratios.
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Bill Bengtson
Aiken County
Linda Eldridge
Larry Clark
Charles Sharpe
New Ellenton Council Stands Up To State
New Ellenton vows to resist state demands over sewer debt in a special meeting the council passed a proclamation to resume negotiations only if three conditions are met. Judge Floyd delays NationsBank suit, requiring weekly updates on talks. Proposals include funding future operations from new revenue, releasing aid funds, and freeing $10,500 in SRP deposits to the town.
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Michael W. Gibbons
New Ellenton
South Carolina
State Budget Control Board
Henry F. Floyd
NationsBank
Floyd
Cork Berry
SRP Credit Union
Berry
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